Architectural Features
nave, nave and south aisle remodelled C15 when chancel constructed.
Nave west window of three lights with double intersecting ogees enclosing cusped vesica of c.1340.
Hammer beams in form of carved figures of angels supported on arched braces from which spring pierced arched braces to moulded ridge piece.
Plain octagonal font.
Over north door wall painting with flowers.
MONUMENTS: To left of chancel east window wall monument to Jermyn Wyche and Maria Hungerford 1719 by Robert Singleton of Bury St. Edmunds.
To left of east window wall monument to Cyril Wyche 1780 by John Ivory and J. de Carle.
On plinth is figure of weeping winged cherub by broken column and fallen torch.